Do you have CS2? |
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I know how to change a photo to black and white, but how to you change it to sepia color? I can't seem to find a way to do it... (and I'm too lazy to google it) |
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Do you have CS2? |
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Ignore that, it only applied a filter. |
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ok, thanks anyway. Just out of curiousity... what's the purpose of that filter? I tried it and it doesn't look any different. |
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It just applies like a colour over top of the image like you would having a filter lens on the camera. It just changes the image tone. |
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Well, I'm sure there are more complex methods of more realistic sepia but I'm not aware of them since I don't use Photoshop to edit photos. |
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Since sepia-toning is just another monochromatic scale, first project the image to greyscale with the desired mapping function (If working in photoshop, I prefer the channel mixer myself) and then add sepia-toning with the filter as AdamA suggested, or an adjustment layer to allow different areas to be toned different amounts. |
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I think he was just saying...to first convert the image to grayscale...then convert it back to RGB, and then apply the Hue/Saturation -> Colorize feature. That's how I do it. =) |
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Thanks! |
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